FYPod

Tim Miller and Cameron Kasky unpack the GOP’s chaotic evolution since Reagan, from Barbara Bush’s war on The Simpsons to Nancy Mace’s viral confrontation. They also discuss the Carville vs. Hogg feud, Pete Hegseth’s latest Signal scandal, and how Reagan-era decisions still shape today’s crises.

Kat Abughazaleh, a progressive congressional candidate from Illinois' 9th district, shares her journey from a Republican teen to a bold advocate for change. She discusses her innovative campaign strategies focused on mutual aid and community outreach, emphasizing the importance of engaging younger voters. Kat critiques Democratic leadership and highlights the challenges of political radicalization in Gen Z. The conversation also explores the need for accountability in Congress and the disconnect between older politicians and the issues affecting younger generations.

A line has been crossed after President Trump buddied up with El Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele at the White House and appears determined to defy the Supreme Court by not securing the return of a wrongly deported man. Tim and Cam discuss why Americans better start acting like we're plunging into authoritarianism. Plus, the pair debate whether progressive policies are needed to building a winning counter movement, Tim recounts his initial reaction to Jeb Bush's infamous "please, clap," line, and an earthquake disrupts the recording!

Tim and Cam welcome Harry Sisson to FYPod to discuss absurdity that is the conservative defense of President Trump's economic policies, the horror of his administration's immigration policies, Harry's strong support for former President Biden as an influencer in 2024, and his recent controversy around his snapchat conversation with multiple women.

Tim and Cam react to some of President Donald Trump’s supporters growing frustrated at the destruction of the economy in the wake of his tariffs. They also break down why the size “Hands Off” protests came as such a surprise and why they were not heavy with Gen Z participants.

Tim and Cam chat with Jack Cocchiarella, a progressive political YouTuber known for his engaging debates on modern issues. They dive into whether Gen Z's struggles are uniquely challenging or just typical generational woes. The conversation highlights the importance of authenticity in political communication and how figures like Bernie Sanders resonate more with Gen Z. The trio also critiques the performative nature of politics today, emphasizing the need to address economic issues that matter most to younger voters.

Tim and Cam react to Elon Musk’s $1 million giveaways to voters in Wisconsin before an important state supreme court race tomorrow. They also discuss the recent Tesla protests and vandalism, and consider what the most effective form of activism in today’s climate.

Tim and Cam welcome their first MAGA Gen Z guest, Natalie Winters, co-host of Steve Bannon's War Room.  They ask Natalie to explain how the right can hate "elites," while worshiping Elon Musk , attack the "administrative state," while benefitting from its programs, and claim to advocate for free speech, while Donald Trump is arresting university students for writing anti-Israel op-eds.

Tim and Cam dive into why AOC & Bernie Sanders are drawing such huge crowds with their anti-oligarchy messaging, and debate whether Tim Walz has a future in the Democratic Party. Plus, they react to the Trump administration accidentally sending war plans to a journalist, as well as its inhumane deportations to El Salvador.

Tim and Cam are joined by content creator, Drop Site News correspondent, & former field director for Bernie Sanders, Jessica Burbank. They discuss how Jessica’s working class upbringing influences her politics, and how the next Democrat to run for president has to have a true understanding of Americans living paycheck to paycheck. They also delve into the controversy surrounding Harry Sisson, a liberal male influencer who has been accused by eleven women of essentially being a lying f*ckboy.